Ohio Public Insurance and Governance Acts 1857 Summary
A historical compilation of Ohio legislative provisions covering insurance policy terms, alienation rights, risk premiums, financial disclosures, and corporate governance. The text outlines surrender and confirmation rights after alienation, premium adjustments on property alterations, restrictions on double insurance, and criteria for policy issuance. It also details corporate board structure, annual meetings, reporting requirements, and penalties for misconduct in public works, penitentiaries, and animal cruelty.
Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance Act Adopted in 1850s Reform
The act authorizes incorporation of mutual fire insurance companies. It requires a certificate naming company, object, and principal office to be filed with the Secretary of State and recorded. Members pay deposits and notes to cover incidental expenses, losses, and future claims, with losses assessed pro rata and collected by the directors. Policies cover fire damage to buildings and property, with legal provisions for notices, disputes, and settlements within set timeframes.
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Ohio Nuisance and Divorce Reform Act Passage
The document outlines sections prescribing fines up to five hundred dollars for nuisances injuring citizens, rules on abating nuisances, and prosecutions by indictment in county courts. It also amends divorce and alimony procedures including pendency notices, publication requirements, and cross petitions for alimony in certain cases.
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